The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-26

Few American party. There is no cause for
alarm as to the safety of our institutions. we
need not fear that the American ideas will ever
lose their supremacy In this country: we 90
not need any new party protect us from for
eign invasion. The people of the United States
have the wisdom .and the courage to take care
OF themselves. -Atlanta Constitution.
THERE is no occasion for the semi hvsterical
utterances of certain people who seem to have
learned for the first time that there is stringent
loan market and who are talking OF q panic
panic does not come that way, preceded by
brass band and with the whole community
awaiting it. They have had protracted liqui-
dation in w all street. general business is on q
good basis and there is need TO fear panic:
but the pauctv of loana bic funds does cause ex-
treme discomfort in com mercial circles. 1t is
putting q check upon the prosperity of the coun-
try, and whatever relief the Treasury can afford
should be given promptly.-New York World.
THE issue the fate OF the condemned
teacher of anarchy in this country. They are
his disciples. He says '.they shall not hang
that if they do hang he and other Anarchists
will take life for life" The judges and the
jurors who tried the Anarchists threatened
with murder. The question is to the way
which this issue shall be met Defiance. ri
baldry and murderous threats the means
adopted to prevent she execution of the sentence
of the law on those whose lives are forfeited TO
its decree. If mercy might otherwise have been
possible the leader and teacher o: the con-
demned Anarchists has done its best to make it
i'm Observation-Disclosures Mail
IF any set of men don't like the regulations
or speech In this State country they
leaveIt If they want to SANDER or libel with
IMMUNITY thew should seek a country which
gives its citizens protection from such abuses,
if such be found. If they desire to
incite crime aud induce others to engage in
bomb throwing, riot. and murder, they would
do we'll to take themselves outside the jurisdic-
ton of Illinois or of any other American State.
The right to commit crime by word of mouth
and put dunes forward to take the punishment
is not recognized in this country. Any man who
has mi grated to this country In the mistaken be-
lief that "free speech includes the right to in
stigate murder and other crime with impuuity
would do well to put a check his tongue
get his luggage together and depart without de.
lay.-Chicago Tribune
THE brazen decree of anarchy that the crimi-
nal law of this land shall not be executed against
foreign assassins. conioined to the threat of
anarchy that, if it be executed. the vengeance of
foreign assassins ehal fall upon our judges,
jurymen and all others connected with the min
istry of justice, has already evoked from the le-
gltimate press of this country expression of
public sentiment that is extremely significant
What its significance is, perncious for
eieners that not quite destitute of the fac
ulty OF understanding should be able to discern
AS regards criminal foreigners. whether An
archists sympathizers with anarchy
and its convicted malefacrors, it will
be made manifest to them in good
time. The rulers of this Republic not
yet fallen into habit of either obedience to
respect for pronunciamentos of foreign cut
throats declaring that the criminal law shall not
be executed on pain of assassination of the min
listers of the law.-Chicago Times.